Author: Jon Myers

Utility crews are working to restore power after widespread outages caused by icy conditions and falling limbs, with 80% of meters affected.

Heavy ice is expected to continue falling for several more hours in northern Mississippi and western Tennessee, causing widespread power outages and road closures, authorities say.

Widespread weather-related power outages continue to affect northern Mississippi and parts of western Tennessee, prompting safety reminders.

The entire Mid-South region is experiencing significant winter weather impacts. Authorities urge residents to stay safe and be prepared.

Officials in Dunklin and Pemiscot counties seek local residents’ help in assessing snow and sleet accumulation on the ground.

Radar indicates the back edge of wintry weather is close to clearing the Mid-South. Light snow may fall in parts of Arkansas, Missouri, and Tennessee with no further impacts expected.

The utility company provided an update on power outages caused by freezing rain and storm damage, with restoration efforts ongoing.

Officials remind residents to turn off main breakers when using generators to prevent injuries and ensure safety.

A cooperative is coordinating with its statewide office to secure crews from other cooperatives to help restore power.

Authorities closed Highway 345 near Ecru on Sunday following an incident. Drivers are advised to avoid the area.